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CLR 2000 CC8 Cooling Hood Assembly - continued

Remove the protective tape from the adhesive strips and

press the brackets into place within the markings on the

freezer.

Place the dehumidifying canister in the center of the CC8

containers. Ensure that the canister is at room

temperature or cooler and that the indicator cap shows

blue. Recharge the canister if the indicator is pink. Keep

the canister box for recharging the canister.

Connect the power cable to the back of the Cooling

Hood and connect the power supply to a grounded

outlet. Then turn the power switch on the Cooling Hood

to "ON".

(To Cooling Hood )

(To Grounded Outlet)

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(Cooling Hood back view)

Open the base ring by removing one thumb screw and

thumb nut. Place the ring around the Mounting Base

modules so that the triangular notches rest between the

containers. Install the thumbscrew and nut, then tighten

to secure the assembly.

NOTE: ENSURE THE WEATHER STRIPS WITHIN

THE BASE RING ARE FACING UPWARD.

Place the Cooling Hood over the containers so that the

base of the hood sits flat upon the weather stripping in

the base ring. The temperature display should face

directly in front and the thermometer lead should hang

down within the center of the containers.

OPERATION TIPS

•

Allow the Cooling Hood to operate overnight to cool product

ingredients before external temperatures rise.

•

When replacing ingredients during warmer temperatures,

ensure the Cooling Hood is removed from the CC8 machine for

as short of a period as possible.

•

Keep chilled ingredients on hand for refilling empty containers

during the day.

•

Fill containers #3 and #7 with ingredients that require the

most cooling. The airflow pattern of the Cooling Hood cools

these containers more than the others.

•

Turn off the Cooling Hood when external temperatures fall

below 67 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid the coolsink from

freezing up over time and stopping the internal fan. If this

occurs, see Step #3 under MAINTENANCE OF THE COOLING

HOOD ASSEMBLY.

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